<h3>Amy Dalley Is Set To Release Her New Album In March.</h3>
<p><strong>Amy Dalley</strong> is set to release her new album, <strong>Coming Out Of The Pain</strong>, March 27. This is the Nashville-based country singer/songwriter&#8217;s second full length album and combines classic pop-country with the edge of heartland rock. The album was produced by Dalley and husband/engineering/writing partner <strong>Jack Sizemore</strong>, who is a member of <strong><a title="Jason Aldean" href="https://stubhub.prf.hn/click/camref:1100ljXyr/pubref:WPSAldean/ar:CMNBAutoLink/destination:https%3A%2F%2Fwww.stubhub.com%2Fjason-aldean-tickets%2F">Jason Aldean</a>&#8217;</strong>s band, and <strong>New Voice Entertainment. </strong></p>
<blockquote><p>&#8220;This album is just a natural evolution of my own maturity and growth. I think it sounds very me, yet edgier. I really love the songs. In my musical career, I feel happy now. I feel like I&#8217;m doing what I&#8217;m supposed to be doing and what I should have been doing all along. That means taking the reins and being in control of my future in music.&#8221; -Dalley</p></blockquote>
<p>Dalley has been a performer since childhood in <strong>Kingsport, TN</strong> and got her pro start performing at the <strong>Dollywood</strong> amusement park. In 1994 she relocated to Nashville and formed the national touring group, the <strong>Hillbilly Gypsies</strong>. Later she landed a deal with <strong>Hamstein Music</strong>, getting her song &#8220;<em>Dream Too Small</em>&#8221; on an episode of <strong>Dawson&#8217;s Creek</strong>. In 2003 Dalley signed with <strong>Curb Records</strong> and released some successful singles, her highest-charting being &#8220;<strong><em>Men Don&#8217;t Change</em></strong>.&#8221; Curb never released the full-length album and in 2008 Dalley left the label.</p>
<p><strong>Dalley plans to tour actively in 2012 in support of Coming Out Of The Pain.</strong> </p>